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Kobe, in his rookie season, wore number 8. Thus this limited edition of prints is $8.00 per print (plus shipping and handling) .
The edition is limited to 135. Kobe scored 40 points in a game 135 times, the third most 40 point games in history behind Michael Jordan and Wilt Chamberlin.
(As an interesteing FYI, Kobe later switched his number to number 24. He explained that 24 represented a clean slate and a physical/mental evolution as a seasoned veteran. Famously, he noted there are 24 hours in a day, meaning he wanted to use every hour and every second of the day to continuously improve. )
Prints are all on archival 90 lb. 14” x 11” paper with one inch border, resulting in image size being 12” x 9”. All prints are signed, but not by hand, and numbered, but not by hand (thus affordability/ accessibility) and come with a printed sheet verifying their uniqueness.
Kobe, in his rookie season, wore number 8. Thus this limited edition of prints is $8.00 per print (plus shipping and handling) .
The edition is limited to 135. Kobe scored 40 points in a game 135 times, the third most 40 point games in history behind Michael Jordan and Wilt Chamberlin.
(As an interesteing FYI, Kobe later switched his number to number 24. He explained that 24 represented a clean slate and a physical/mental evolution as a seasoned veteran. Famously, he noted there are 24 hours in a day, meaning he wanted to use every hour and every second of the day to continuously improve. )
Prints are all on archival 90 lb. 14” x 11” paper with one inch border, resulting in image size being 12” x 9”. All prints are signed, but not by hand, and numbered, but not by hand (thus affordability/ accessibility) and come with a printed sheet verifying their uniqueness.